Why do we do it

[Craig.]

o making a decision that gets you relegated to the back of the grid is considered 'genius' these days is it?

whos saying the decision was genious. His brain works so fast, I dont think consiquences came into it, just the here and now. But thats just looking at it from the other view point.

[Flt.Lt.Andrew]

I agree with TSC. The guy's a cheat, and has been for a long time. I remember back in 1995, or maybe earlier that he said "winning is everything" - to a small boy that was the most abhorrent thing ever.

Shame, Shoe maker, shame.


A.

[ozzy72]

No different than Prost or Senna.... the names change the lack of sportsmanship stays the same

[Craig.]

No different than Prost or Senna.... the names change the lack of sportsmanship stays the same ::)

Prost and Senna never cheated, they walked on water.

[C]

Unfortunately Mr MSC will often be remembered for incidents such as these. For someone so very calm and talanted, he has had too many moments of mad desperation when things have gone wrong.

Australia '94 could have been put down to a moment of immature madness at realising his error may have just lost the world championship as he turned in on Damon Hill. Unfortunately the second time, with Villleneuve in Jerez in '97 exposed his real character, and I have had no respect for the man since, and I think it is a shame that looking back in the record books in years to come, many will have to look on his achievements with a pinch of salt.

Sad that he had to resort to tactics like this. You also wonder how much the team on the other end of the radio had to do with it too...

[C]

Prost and Senna never cheated, they walked on water.

Or took each other out!